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## Auto-converted by kwiki2moinmoin v2005-10-07 System administration is the topic of how one maintains and implements systems(like ["PCs"] running an operating system like ["Debian"]). In the case of Debian, there are numerous intricacies of each subsystem. It is hoped that this page will be a good reference |
## page was renamed from Comandos Linux #language en ~-[[DebianWiki/EditorGuide#translation|Translation(s)]]: [[bn/SystemAdministration|বাংলা]] - [[pt_BR/SystemAdministration|Brasileiro]] - English - [[es/SystemAdministration|Español]] - [[fr/SystemAdministration|Français]] - [[id/SystemAdministration|Indonesia]] - [[it/SystemAdministration|Italiano]] - [[ko/SystemAdministration|한국어]] - [[ms/SystemAdministration|Melayu]] - [[ru/SystemAdministration|Русский(Russian)]] - [[sv/SystemAdministration|Svenska]]-~ ---- {{attachment:Portal/IDB/icon-system-32x32.png}} This page lists articles which cover all aspects of administering Debian GNU/Linux systems, including installation, package management, configuration, monitoring and security. |
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== Topics == * TheUnixWay |
{{{#!wiki debian ~-http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/reference - Debian Reference Manual-~ }}} |
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* TheDebianWay | ||||||<tablestyle="width: 100%; border: 1px solid #d2d3d7; background-color: #f5f6f7; line-height: 2em;">|| ||||||<rowstyle="background-color: #dd1155; color:#ffffff; line-height: 3em;">'''Quick access'''|| ||||||<rowstyle="background-color: none; line-height: 1em;">{{{ }}}|| ||{{attachment:Portal/IDB/icon-backup-32x32.png}} [[BackupAndRecovery|Backup And Recovery]] <<BR>>{{attachment:Portal/IDB/icon-floppy-32x32.png}} [[SystemBootProcess|Boot process]]<<BR>>{{attachment:Portal/IDB/icon-configure-32x32.png}} [[SystemConfiguration|Configuring systems]]<<BR>>{{attachment:Portal/IDB/icon-drive-cdrom-32x32.png}} [[SystemInstall | Installation|Installation]] <<BR>> {{attachment:Portal/IDB/icon-kernel-32x32.png}} [[Kernel | Kernel]]<<BR>> {{attachment:Portal/IDB/icon-monitor-32x32.png}} [[SystemMonitoring|Monitoring]] <<BR>> {{attachment:Portal/IDB/icon-apt-32x32.png}} [[PackageManagement|Package management]]<<BR>> {{attachment:Portal/IDB/icon-printer-32x32.png}} [[Printing|Printing]] <<BR>> {{attachment:Portal/IDB/icon-backup-32x32.png}} [[SystemRescue|Rescue]] <<BR>>{{attachment:Portal/IDB/icon-security-32x32.png}} [[SecurityManagement|Security, Reliability, and User Management]]<<BR>> {{attachment:Portal/IDB/icon-emulator-32x32.png}} [[SystemVirtualization|Virtualization]]<<BR>> {{attachment:Portal/IDB/icon-display-32x32.png}} [[XWindowSystem|X system]]|| ||<-3 style="background-color:#e8e8e8">|| |
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* DebianVsOtherDistros | ---- |
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* AdministrationTools | {{{#!wiki important page refactoring/merging in progress below this point }}} |
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* BasicCommands | <<TableOfContents(3)>> |
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* DebianPackageManagement | == User Management == |
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* DebConf | Pages explaining management of Linux user accounts on Debian |
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* DebianBugTrackingSystem | * [[Root]] - The superadministrator (`root`) user account * [[Permissions]] - Linux file permissions * [[SystemGroups]] - system groups used on a debian system * [[UserPrivateGroups]] - Sharing and collaborating on directory content with a group * [[WHEEL/PAM]] - Set up the pam_wheel module to restrict the execution of su * [[pamusb]] - pam_usb module that allows authentication using USB sticks/tokens (one-time-passwords) * [[LDAP/PAM]] - User authentication using LDAP * [[DebianPkg:adduser]] package - add and remove users and groups * [[DebianPkg:passwd]] package - change and administer password and group data |
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* HardwareHelp | == Devices management == |
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* SystemProcesses | * [[udev]] - Linux dynamic device management * [[rtc]] - system clock management |
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* CronAtBatchSchedulers | == Disks and file systems management == |
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* ItsSixAmAndIveBeenHacked | * FileSystem - file systems in Debian * DiskFreeSpace - freeing disk space * [[Partition]] - disk partitioning * FilesystemHierarchyStandard - directory structure and contents in Linux distributions * SymLink - usage of symbolic links |
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* UsefulScheduledEvents | == Memory == |
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* UserAccounts | * [[Memory]] - RAM management and requirements in Debian * [[RamDisk]] - use RAM as a disk partition * [[NotEnoughRAM]] - using Debian on low memory systems * [[Swap]] - swap space (virtual memory) management |
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* ["LDAPAuthentication"] | == Process management == |
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* SystemSecurity | . A '''[[WikiPedia:Process_(computing)|process]]''' is the instance of a computer program that is being executed. It contains the program code and its activity. A process may be made up of multiple threads of execution that execute instructions concurrently. |
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* WhatIsSecurity | * [[Cron]] - periodic/scheduled command execution |
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* SecurityChecklist | == Wiki pages == |
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* SystemResourceManagement | '''List of pages related to System Administration in Debian:''' |
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* SystemPerformance | <<FullSearch(language:en category:CategorySystemAdministration)>> |
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* CpuManagement | |
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* MemoryMangement | ---- |
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* DiskManagement * DiskIoManagement * DiskSpaceManagement * FileSystemsAndDisks * DiskPartitioning * DisksHorsesBirdsAndBees * RemoveableMedia * FileSystemChecks * AddingFilesystems * MovingFilesystems * ChangingFilesystemTypes * ProcFilesystem * VolumeManagement * RaidArrays * LogicalVolumeMangement * ShellScripting101 * BackupAndRecovery * TerminalConfiguration * PrintingConfiguration * LinuxKernel * KernelOverview * KernelModules * KernelVersions * ["KernelALaDebian"] * CoolKernelStuff * NetworkConfiguration * BasicNetworkConfiguration * NetworkInterfaceConfiguration * RoutingConfiguration * ["DNSConfiguration"] * StaticDns * DhcpConf * EthernetConf * DialupConf * PcmciaConf * DslConf * CableConf * WirelessNetConf * FirewallConf * NetworkMonitoring * ProxyConf ''' ''' SquidConf ''' ''' ProxyAutodetectConf * ["XWindowSystem"] * ["XFreeConfig"] * VideoCards * WindowManagers * DesktopEnvironments * SoundConfiguration * EmailConfiguration * MaildirConfiguration * UserApplications * EditorApps * GraphicsApps * MathApps * NetApps * MailApps * BrowserApps * UsenetApps * ProgrammingApps * SystemApps * TextApps * UtilityApps * ViewerApps * GameApps |
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Translation(s): বাংলা - Brasileiro - English - Español - Français - Indonesia - Italiano - 한국어 - Melayu - Русский(Russian) - Svenska
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page refactoring/merging in progress below this point
Contents
User Management
Pages explaining management of Linux user accounts on Debian
Root - The superadministrator (root) user account
Permissions - Linux file permissions
SystemGroups - system groups used on a debian system
UserPrivateGroups - Sharing and collaborating on directory content with a group
WHEEL/PAM - Set up the pam_wheel module to restrict the execution of su
pamusb - pam_usb module that allows authentication using USB sticks/tokens (one-time-passwords)
LDAP/PAM - User authentication using LDAP
adduser package - add and remove users and groups
passwd package - change and administer password and group data
Devices management
Disks and file systems management
FileSystem - file systems in Debian
DiskFreeSpace - freeing disk space
Partition - disk partitioning
FilesystemHierarchyStandard - directory structure and contents in Linux distributions
SymLink - usage of symbolic links
Memory
Memory - RAM management and requirements in Debian
RamDisk - use RAM as a disk partition
NotEnoughRAM - using Debian on low memory systems
Swap - swap space (virtual memory) management
Process management
A process is the instance of a computer program that is being executed. It contains the program code and its activity. A process may be made up of multiple threads of execution that execute instructions concurrently.
Cron - periodic/scheduled command execution
Wiki pages
List of pages related to System Administration in Debian:
- AdministrationTools
- AptCacherNg
- AptConfiguration
- AutomatedUpgrade
- Backup
- BackupAndRecovery
- BackupAndRecoveryWork
- Bash
- BashColors
- BootProcess
- BootProcessSpeedup
- Btrfs
- ChangeLanguage
- ChildProcess
- Cloud/AmazonEC2DebianInstaller
- Cloud/AmazonEC2Image
- Cloud/GoogleComputeEngineImage
- Cloud/SystemsComparison
- Cloud/TorqueCluster
- CommandLine
- CommandsCLI
- ConfigPackages
- Console
- Cron
- Cryptography
- DDNS
- DHCP_Server
- DatabaseServers
- DateTime
- DebianAlternatives
- DebianEdu/Documentation/ITIL
- DebianEdu/Documentation/ITIL/AllInOne
- DebianEdu/Documentation/ITIL/InfrastructureSetup
- DebianEdu/Infrastructure
- DebianFirewall
- DebianHosting
- DebianInstaller/NetbootFirmware
- DebianInstaller/SataRaid
- DebianInstaller/SoftwareRaidRoot
- DebianKVMGuests
- DebianKernel
- Debian_Systems_Administration_for_non-Debian_SysAdmins
- DefaultPrograms
- DiskFreeSpace
- Doas
- Docker
- DontBreakDebian
- DotFilesList
- Dovecot
- DrBd
- DualBoot
- Duplicity
- EVMS
- EnvironmentVariables
- Ext3
- Ext4
- F2FS
- FAI
- FTP
- FastTrack
- FileSystem
- FilesystemHierarchyStandard
- Firewalls
- Hibernation
- HostingControlPanels
- KVM
- Kernel
- LDAP
- LDAP/AutoFSSetup
- LDAP/ExampleEntries
- LDAP/Kerberos
- LDAP/LDAPUtils
- LDAP/MigrationTools
- LDAP/OpenLDAPSetup
- LDAP/PAM
- LDAP/PowerDNSSetup
- LDAP/phpldapadmin
- LVM
- LXC
- LaMp
- Linux volume management
- LinuxRaidForAdmins
- Locale
- Lustre
- MDA
- MaildirConfiguration
- Memory
- Multiarch/HOWTO
- NFS
- NFSServerSetup
- NTFS
- NTP
- NetworkConfiguration
- NetworkInterfaceNames
- NetworkMonitoring
- NotEnoughRAM
- OpenNebula
- OpenStack
- OpenVz
- PackageKit/ItemNotFound
- PackageManagement
- Part-UUID
- Parted
- Partition
- Permissions
- Piwik
- Podman
- PolicyKit
- ProxyAutodetectConf
- PuppetDashboard
- QEMU
- RamDisk
- Redmine
- RemoteDesktop
- Root
- Rsyslog
- Samba
- Samba/BuildingALinuxDomain
- Samba/ClientSetup
- Samba/DcWithLdapBackend
- Samba/Dirvish
- Samba/FreeRadiusToLdap
- Samba/LinuxDomainClients
- Samba/ServerSimple
- Samba/WindowsPginaClient
- SaneOverNetwork
- SecurityManagement
- ServiceSandboxing
- ServicesHosting
- Shell
- ShellCommands
- ShellConfiguration
- ShellToolTricks
- ShellTricks
- SoftwareRAID
- Storage
- Swap
- SymLink
- SystemAdministration
- SystemBootProcess
- SystemConfiguration
- SystemDowngrade
- SystemGroups
- SystemInstall
- SystemMonitoring
- SystemPrinting
- SystemVirtualization
- Teams/DSA
- TheUnixWay
- ThomasChung/CloudImage
- ThomasChung/Linode
- ThomasChung/WebConsole
- ThomasChung/virsh-snapshot
- TimeZoneChanges
- TrafficControl
- TroubleShooting
- UnattendedUpgrades
- UserAccounts
- UserPrivateGroups
- UsersAndGroups
- UsingPhusionPassengerWithPuppetmaster
- WHEEL/PAM
- WakeOnLan
- WebServers
- WhereIsIt
- WindowsServerHyperV
- Wvdial
- Xorg
- ZFS
- Zg2ShellStartup
- bn/LaMp
- bn/SystemAdministration
- coreutils
- cs/SystemAdministration
- deb
- debconf
- device_node
- euca2ools
- fstab
- git
- iptables
- libvirt
- ms/SystemAdministration
- msmtp
- nftables
- nginx/FastCGI
- nspawn
- nullmailer
- nut
- pamusb
- partclone
- rootfs
- sudo
- systemd/Services
- udev
- zh_CN/LAMP
- zh_CN/PackageManagement